o!
my Istanlsblng how speedily
Niel. and were cured. slur
merino-noon." ~lllasm
ml. Nina.
din}. «lurk cs... Mull. Nara»
. ‘0 act. DI". to 0“”
upon. Intro: ...'I Proprietor
t0! urns—ax mail. In If!-
maid: One month. We: litres
, slam-tbs. 3.50:0» var. am
to union. Is- a weak. to 1-- III-Id
O tails-“Want." “To
. "Ibr'vals" some». antea-
svtlloss. one time. no : three times.
‘1‘”; mos. Reading III tines. Illa. a
Wild Mb balm. 50c. Sched-
filmtsrdlsolaysd advertisements tar-
as sppllcatlos.
gum—No. lls Warhlngtos street.
M tdsphona call. 92- 5. Branch
“IVs-ll street. Net-walk: lslephone
Wok-nose should In all cases be
1“ mimic svsrrm
80m \onwanI. l on.
.r " ‘ TEE BOOM INSIGHT.
I‘ll. New York Herald says the boom
h I- sight. We hope so; it has been out
sight long enough The Herald says:
M that the silver obstructionlsts have
[at been routed and are ready to sur-
W. A vote on reprlll may now be
W for within a‘few day a. Senator
sslrhssa expects it to be reached this
M When it is taken there should be
find we think can be but one result—um
Mtlonalrepeal of the IIIW which has
proved so disastrous to the country.
'This lswhut the Herald has urged al
but daily for nearly a year. It is
VIII [hemoph- hsve deman‘ied. It Is
what the financial. commercial and in
dustrial interests of the nation need. The
vatswhioh repeals the Silver Purchase
’law will be'more thana financial vic
hry. It will he more than a legislative
, loom It will beaconstitutional vic-
tory—the triumph of majority rule. the
lipnmucy of a cardinal principle of
popular government. It has been a
“We“,
‘m‘hl leled in American?“
Milly s. The result now in
L m i.‘ “"0"" bookrthst must in
“Wyoming. We congratu-
late the country that at last the Senate,
M the House. is to "repeal the
m law and stop buving silver."
mating.» Evening 1’03! prints the
'Mi Fire losses in the Unit G
l' Alluring the first nine months of
m were $86,840.000. greater than in the
Wading period of 1892. and not
M.Ibblldoun strong companies are
m to go out of business between
I V bud the first of January. Low
‘ 'bsbvy lossesaud onerous State tax.
,' ”are driving capital into safer and
”0 ptofltable fields of employment.
I” active companies have paid out over
m.” fr'oul their aggregate surplus
thus for this year, and the January
I It will show an enormous shrink-
h‘the securities held by the comp-
. Since January 1 thirty-five of
1“ Woompnnles have gone to the
w
' may holds see-uni place
hills record of attendance at the
Vidld‘s Fair. being next to the great
Mo day. The attendance the lat-
tu‘rdsy was over “6,000 and Cunnectl-
must with 809,000, Of course
Wanted Manhattan day to be
Ml”? in point of attendance. but
' ofl‘clslflgures show that New York
it’ll, bill an attendance of 29l.000
UP TO IMIB.
ltlll Wears the Tag.
(All. Ito Ooa'tltnllun.)
‘ali’s office cat utIll wears a
tag.
. have flu.
m OIty Journal.)
a use talks into a telephone
In ones. but it doesn't always
In good umhtlnn.
WI Conceal-Ina lands.
(Boom liar-Ill.)
all foolbsll huspltul appears to
, full of sprslmd ankles. lame
sad general commons. but the
mum on the blue. .
thank yu’l‘luss.)
m In [airfield county.
”taken from her bed by s
rslbsn one night all. week.
”the neighboring woods and
unsalted. And this. It will be
vii not In Blanche. Valuer
fl it the float», but In the
Rablta. when! crimes of
“Wu on: more
N news. from Washington is to the .
, port: ’l‘. J. boully. Creednwor: F.
- (common:
sacrum confine
'08
error m3.
Plastlc'
STOVE ‘ LINIING
a soasnmi'ros manner.
SellorwalkllardwauCo
I: "sue Inn sacrum
A Vote on, Rental Is Expected
' by Saturday.
NOTHING 18 IOBRTAIN. THOUGH.
lom lane first There Will Ba Igor. Da-
bath; on the Amendment! to In Pro-
mJ—Ilpnbllosns \Vlll Bot AIM-sit
to flak" With tho Measure.
Wssulsmox. Oct. ell—The prospect to
day looks favornblo to the beginning of
voting on the amendments to the repeal
bill by Friday. Srnntor Faulkner can
tossed the senate with a view of asking
that body to III n time when the vote could
be token. but concluded not to make this
request for the reason that he was of the
opinion. after getting the views of various
senators. that the speechmnking would he
expedited by allowin: the business to drift.
The result of .‘lr. Fnukner's inquiries was
the discovery that the speeches on the main
question would soon. beexhnuated.
Senator Jones will conclude today. and
Senators Teller.’Martiu, Allen and Stewart
each desire to talk from an hour to an hour
and a half. So far as learued, there will be
no other speeches. and when the last of
these shall have been concluded the voting
will he the next thing in order.
Borne Amendments May Pass.
Later inquiry confirms the prediction
heretofore made that some of the amend
rooms will receive n sumclent vote to in-
sure adoption, and it is possible that some
of them will receive as high a vote as will
be recorded In opposition to the blll. The
reason for this statement is found in the
fact thnt the silver men do not expect any
of them to carry and therefore consider it
unnecessary to attempt to have any of
them adopted.
There is still some talk to the effect that
some of the more conservative repeIIleI-s
would be willing to aid in preventing un-
llIe amendments, but a majority of the
free coinage men are of the opinion that
nothing can be agreed upon that would be
advnnt genus to silver. and many of them
now announce their intention of voting
only for the free coinage amendment and
of giving no countenance to any of the
other amendments. This progrsmuyy‘" 0‘
course subject to change. as sop-iii Wm
senate progrnmmes havs dunked In “10
past few wees»
The Republicans haveshandoned all idea
01 introdurlux unnmendmeut us a party
muesli"! Mr. Sherman had at one time
thought it would be wise policy on the part
now that he doubts the ox‘mdlency of in-
the repeal bill as it stands. lie thinks that
vision through at this time not! will in all
probability not attempt it.
'I' he repeal Republicans my that to intro»
prove iIItcrIIIiuubleund result in the defeat
of the bill.
sent out from here, stating a purpose to
present a bond amendment, have therefore
back of them only the belief on Mr. Sher-
Innu's port that such on amendment would
be desirable if it could be offered withouI
endangering the main question.
A Vote Expected Saturday.
it is believed that if the voting on the
amendments run he beuuu curly in the see
slou Friday the final vote can be reached
by Saturday at the lntest, pull the bill seal
til the house of representatives for its ac-
t on.
When the house shrill have acted upon
the bill. adjournment until the beginning
of the regular session on the first Monday
in December will be in order.
There is very little doubt now that this
adjournment will be token. although the
Democratic managers of the senate have
not yet given the subject sufficient cou-
slIlvrntlon to feel instilled in mnkiuglm
officinl announcement. They have. how-
ever. been In conference with Speaker
Crisp of the house. who advises adjourn-
ment when the repeal bill shall be all
posed of.
be general In the desire on thepartof
senators and members to get away that It
would be next to Impossible to hold a
quorum of either house In Washington.
even should it be attempted. it was at one
time believed that there would be an effort
to pass the bill for the extension of the
Chinese exclusion act. but that probability
has been averted.
Postmaatars Appointed.
WAslilNO‘l'ON. Oct. at ~Fourth class
postmastera were sppoluted as follows:
New York—.1. M. Magoo, Aqueboguo: G. B.
Wells. l'alllng llollow: W. ll. Bonharn.(}sntr+
ll. fossils.
('rown Point: “I. J. Hanndrrs. Dicklnson Cen-
tre; Mr». A. L. llrlIIIn. East Port: 1“. b. Mlllsr.
East Mmrlches: Lawrence Burke. lawlston:
A. 8. Lane. Monorrlllc: G. E. Terry. Orient:
Edmund N. flmllh. St. James: I’. K. Jennett.
floods: Mrs. A. Rowland. defaulted: Charles‘li.
timltb. J r.. Shelter Island lialglllzl. 8. Arthur.
limithlown: J. l. Huntlng. Smllhlown Hrsnoh:
W. A. Cochran. south Old; John Leary.
Bteonk: E. llxuolder. Valley Stream. and l'.
C. Thompson. Youngstown.
Charles A. llull‘a nomination to be postmas-
Ior at hlnghamlon. N. it. was sent to the sen-
ate.
llohnla' Body lion-d In the Woods.
, WIil'rI: PLAINS. N. Y..0ct.2ll.-—'l‘he body
of Alvn Nichol», who disappeared last
July. was found In 'l‘ihbltt's woods. A pis-
tol was found near the body. Nichols used
It to commit suicide.
he of a fishing Party browsed.
mmxnwn Brace. N. Y.. on. sass.
flrhlna party of Illa persona started from
Itamblrrsvllls. The boat «mm. and two
of the party. both of Hmoklyn. were
drowned.
wut sum the Llharty can no...
PhlLADlLPlllA. Oct. stauayor Stuart
Gland n party of clly officials bars left for
Chicago to act as escort to tbs lilbsrty hell
In Its Islam to Ibo city.
A trolley Oarssorss Author Mb. ‘
Honours. Oct. fldv-laouls nuns,
ll. of lot (llamas mus. was k
6mm. run over and instantly killed by
slretrle trolley car
someway-sum
.ll.c..0st. tumult}.
humour» swath-ram
a t tbsuvlasstsas
.DlAM%N?'D’S
conditional repeal by voting for some of .
of the Republicans to ofler It measure for
the settlement. of the question. but he says
terferiug in any way with the passing of
authority should be given for bonds, but
sees the difficulty of getting such a pro-
duce a bond nmeIIdInI- -IIt at this time would
certainly bring on debate. which might
The stories which have been
our: adamant-z
oulunm all out
w . .
W
, mulw'm
genuine Article.
sacrum-r one... ~-
Tlllllll. llllillSlllI l to.
In [salons at. Dustin.
OUHAVPI'I‘KIR. ‘ mm
“William so
BAY OTATE REPUBLICANS.
A ll. lasting ls Maths. as Whisk Ir.
Tho-u W lads a II“.
mirror. Oct. mr-Tho third annual dill
her of the Republican Club of Mnuachu
aetts, held In Music ball. proved lbs most
successful In its history. The large ball
had been turned Into a banquet room. and
Its large proportions hardly accommodated
the numbers present. 0n tbs ails! behind
the table . of honor rested two magnificent
crayons“ of the Republloin 'hotiifnses' fol '
governor and lleutennnt governor-46mm
halge and “' oloott.
President Simpklns presided at the board
The principnl speakers were lion. Thomas ,
B Reed of \frtlne. llou. J. Dnlull of Pond
, sylvanln. lion Fnderick ’l‘. Gresnhalgs
and Hon Roger \Volcotl. lion. AlbrrtN.
Pillsbury sx-Governor Brnokett. ex- Mayor
Hart. lion. K Knowlton of New Redford
Speaker Barreltof the house of repysaenta.
tlvcs and other Republican lenders wers
also present. Nine hundred covers were
lnid, and every seat wns taken.
In the galleries pbove hundreds of ladies
and gentlemen looked down and joined In
the enthusiasm of the hour. President
Slmpkim opened the sftordluner exerelss~
and congratulated the club on its maul
feslation of interest. lie Introduced as the
first speaker of the evening the Republican
nominee for governor. Zion. Frederick T.
Greenhalge of lmw‘ell. Mr. Wolcott. In
following. spoke on the currency question.
Congressman John Dulzell of Pcnnsylvrt
Illa was enthusiastically received
It was easy to see that Thomas B. Reed
is an idol of Massachusetts Republicans.
Four minutes of continued applause wel-
comed him. His speech was wildly re
ceii ed. His “touchingup‘ of Democracy
in the late Iliscuswion was loudly applaud.
ed. He sold in opening: '
“From all appearances I should imagine
that this was It partisan nudleuce. l am not
going to mnke a partisan speech. Asl take
up this uubinsrd Boston journal (The liar-
ald) 1 notice the following llendline. Presl
dent Cleveland Victorious Victorious ovrl
when UVrl' the Democratic pnrty’ Mr.
Rel-d mode decidedly the hit of the evening.
FOUR GROUND T0 PIECES.
Only One of l'lvo —Inuk-lnlsht Train
sv rock lisean-d.
murmur m‘. llIIL on. Four men were
Mlli- 'll Ill a n reek on the l‘cunsylv nulu rail
road' II! this city. almost on Ihe spot where
the llocll street horror occurred in June.
1W1 A loaded frvlght train goinll cast was
boarded at Market street by fl” man. who
got Into a cool car. Two squares away lbw
coal cur jumped the track at a switch. II II
a dozen cars were tilted on end and crashed
into a west bound train of empty cars.
The car in which the men were sitting
was hurled into the middle of the grinding
mass. Four were instantly killed. and nor
was injured. It in nlmoet impossible to
identify three of the dead owing to their
bodies being crushed out of recognition.
The fourth ls known to be Richard Doylv
of Piushurg. It railrouder out of work
'l‘mr of them were hIz‘IlI-rmnkors. and the
four: l: uni». ll f-Wllclllllllfl. They were Ive-ll
. nud the man who was injured says
w . from Illinois or Ohio and had
l‘nmi‘. a.
Fur i:
...
n.
r l of Burlington. 1a.. was the
_.- v tfi no. II "V snidlhut Fred
SlLIITEIl THEM REBELS.
:. III: I. m-ll I um: of the men killul
Ill!) II .‘. all In ll .ll for Philadelphia. Tel.
c m llllll :l u i1 ll ml and lumber werI
IvrI-IIlII Il .InIl ll‘l‘ f"lllit’lll.‘~ (Insulin-ll, and
six empty (fll'ri um smashed.
lust-Ir \\ Ill l‘l;ht His Credltol'l.
( I I. \I LAND Oct .13. wl-I x SI-lrI-Iary Foe
fer mode the follouing Matron-Ill record-
lug lllt‘ nult III-gull by his creditors: "l butt-
done. nothing either dishonest or dishonor
uble. 'llIo sale of my business blocks to
Mr. linrkuess mu boon fidt~.und the book:
of llIe bunk ‘v\ ill show wlml “as done with
the proceeds. 'l'lw sale of the hurriestt‘flu
In my wife was IIInIII- if) year» ago nnd Wits
perfectly legnl. ’l‘llia lotion lllt'ltllb a ll)
yeors’ lawsuit."
0m- Mon Unfortunate.
New Yum, (II-l. 2".“"l'llll decompoml
body of u wumnn about :34” Ienrs old we»
found in the cellnr of 33:: final. 'l‘IIirty-flftl.
sll‘rflt, it was identified us that of Mnry
Kelley. aII uutcusl. The woman had twi-
Ilenlly gone lllll) the collar to Illet'p and
died of exposure and dissipation.
Idle lllsn Flocking to Run Fransisco.
Sax FIIANIIIIIIII. (let. 2ll.-lirI'IIt crowds
of unemployed worklugumn nre hastening
to San Front-lam. lurI-d liltlIt-r by an-
nouncements that wurkmeu on: tumor! In
eonuuctlonwith the Mldwinler fair. San
Francisco has more unemployed now than
nlle can care for.
Two More Bottles Identified.
BATTLE (.llhll-h’ Mich” Oct an.—-'l‘be
bodies of twu more \Iictlmu of the‘Grand
l‘runk wreck have just been IdentlfleIl
l‘heynrc those of C Strub. a chemlst of
New link cfty.nnII Hubert Colgrovo of
London. tint ’lhia leaves six unldentlfled
bodies still In the morgue.
Detour-ts swept Newport.
Newman. ll. l.. Oct. fin—Jule Democrats
Iarrled the IIIIy.I-leclllllr their candldals
for buyer-«lion. linnlel ll. I-‘earlng—bya
majority of Nil. 2 out of 5 nlderlueu. In out
of Ill) councilmcn and the entire school
board.
A llowlder In the ilwltsh.
Um maven, Oct 26. ~An attempt to
wreck at Louisville and Nashville train was
uncovered nrnr hero. between the blok-
Illlllll'lfltfl‘flllll IIIIIIu-lln slrevl. Newport.s
ougs boulder was found In the switch.
use the Lsrgast Glass In the World.
130sz Oct Wu-‘lllt‘ new photographic
telescope of the Harvard observatory, the
trill of Miss t‘. W llroce of New York.
will soon be ready for use. The telescope
Is the lemon I f Its kind In lbs world.
Rascal Wm slut Illusion.
In: rrmo. Oct MmW. I’. 'l‘aylors pas-
lnu champion. Mascot. Minions shl
truth the llufl'alo track toNt-w York. rst
vex the clmmplon will meet lllrectutn.
I: 063‘. In the speclsl ratio for ”.000
A «$35353. unmade-a.
flflubol‘lllttho. (”till-AV. L. Dou-
MW.
“lad Willi. “III“. I Ills.
4 the Whiskylrnst lllmlnrs In bring hsId
MAKE
I5 Bill ” nilold
Fanny and Boat Work
PIS
nun uni versus. ”6 Ohms
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. . ; . - ' Loasrnas scanners.
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8“ .. l'llll Illi HEITEBS. .Impor‘tedi‘oms
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Illinlrlutsstttsllorsslhlll .
souls
Rear Admiral Stanton In Dis-
grace at Rio anclro.
HIS OOINAID IS TAKE] AWAY.
Is Bad Iss- OIdally War-ad Not to
sun; Whims- " ""1- lraau" —auni7|i
'1 cable me la ”Mud—Navel Ins
surprised. ‘
WAsI‘IIs'orox. Oct. Eur—Tbs navy depart»
ment learned on authority by telegram
from Rear Admiral Stanton. In command
of the United States naval forces at lilo ds
Janelro. that this officer had saluted the
flag of Admiral Mello. commanding the in-
surgent fleet. This salute was unauthor-
Ised by any lnstrnctlons the admiral had
received.
it was an unfriendly act toward a friend-
ly power, and the secretary of the navy.
after consulting with the president and
secretary of state. Issued an order detaeha
Inlr Admiral Stanton from command ofbls
squadron and taming it over to Captain
Picking. the next sneer ln rank. Tblswas
in reply to a telegram of inquiry
Secretary Herbert. saw the Associated
Press dispatch from Rio de J anelro saying
that the American naval commander had
exchanged visits and salutes with Admiral
Mello of the Insurgent fleet. . He was loath
to believe tho: the stntemsnts were correct
and expressed his double to a reporter who
called upon him.
Naval Ole-rs rural-d.
If Admiral Stanton had merely exchanged
an ordinary unofficial visit on bueloeaa
matters with Admiral Mello. the ucrptary
would not have besururprlsed, nor prob-
ably would hI- have tnken any further on-
tice of it. n.» it is said at the navy depart.
men! that this would not be improper. But
the secretary saw at once the serious and
unfortunate nature of the action said to
have been taken by Admiral Stanton and
how it might be Construed by the lawful
government of Email.
He therefore lost on time inpromptly
cabling to Rio de Janelro for all the facts
in the ease, to which he received a prompt
report. with the result noted above. Naval
officials talked with on the sublet: are
putzlcd m or Admiral Stanton's action and
are at a loss to account for so serious ads-
fcction from duty on his part. it is said
that Csptoin Picking will possibly remain
permanent ly in charge of the fleet of Amer
lean ships in the harbor. or at say rate un-
til a successor to Rear Admiral Stanton is
appointed.
Commodore Ramsey. chief of lbs bureau
of navigation. said Ihnt It had not yet been
determined who would be appointed to
succeed Stanton.
Stanton Ilad Bean Continued.
It Is a suspected state department secret
that Rear Admiral Stanton had been. It
not exscIly admonished, ycl (llplllmullull'
ly cautioned ngninat taking any action
which could be construed as an interior
ence on either side III lllI- pending struggle.
The Newark. which has recently Joined
the American squnlh‘on. it is said. con-
veyed important (III-patches as to the alleg-
ed concurrence of Admiral human in the
action nbicb lllr- I'omnieudmg officers of
the European squadrons are reported Io
lInve lulu-u in nquiriug l’n‘sldeut l’eixoto
to dismount lilll shore luItteriI-s.
llolll houses of congress IiIrlI‘eb. l9. lSllO.
passed a resolution conmntttlntinlr the peo
ple of Hrnsil on their just and pesmbls
tssllmplloll of the powers. duties and re
~p0nsibllitlcs of self government. based
upon the free consent of the governed.
Minister Mendoncn. who lltllllll his cre
Ilv minis from the government If President
l‘cx’xoto. is In Illumsl duily intercourse
.\ IIh Secretory (m \ 1mm. and he wuuldun-
,lllulllt-Illy be tlI.- f2:.~l In bl- Inlviml If Ad-
.IIIrIIl Stanton hm! rulnuulted nuy such act
are that Ilserilml to llllll.
Nmporulosl by lloolrs In "or Arm.
Newsltmx. .l.. Oc mullrs. Baldwin
‘If ‘31 Prospect street II from II second
.Iory window. To MW berth” she caught
lolIluf n clothes pole. whub haul several
moles III I 'l'l.ry I:;III,.II|, bIIr nrm above
.lxe elbow, curing the llult from the arm
m ll horrible nmIIIu-r. She hung lo the pole
Ind was rtmcuell. If she survives. her arm
will have to be amputated.
I’Ilnm‘ms as Amorous.
LONDON ()II .‘n- l'.-ll IoIncdy. "A Scrap
.f Puller.” nus pleywl by ”NIH amateurs
It “'lmlr-I-r II'nsllI ln'fure the queen and
.elllllvl‘o III the mynl fondly. l’rluoesc
llI-nlrce sud l'Tlllfl“NI\llllcl’l of Aubult
.uok leading! role».
Nu nonunion l'nv Coal Minors Ist.
l'lr'rIInI flu. Oct 26— line mllmad coal
upllflllorl of the l’ltlsllurg Illntl’ltl have do.
cillvd not Ioluwer Iln- IIIlnlng rule untd
1hr expiration of lllr lull-relate min In
lmulary. um but will not enter Into an.
other agreenleut.
A Ills For a Pennsylvania Home.
llMtllllillllm. Oct 26.- ll lsexpt-cled that
the conlmiaslmwrs of the Fiddlers and Or-
phsnn‘ home will M‘ll‘t‘l n altl- this week.
Architect Llnllhlllllt'. of Philadelphia l‘ro-
wmmonds Boiling Springs. (motherland
county. M“ -, ‘_ ;
llama to [loath by Ill-sin. Vanish.
IlIII'IIIIAM‘roII. N. Oct :0 Frank
Marlmn was burned lodentb. Ill upset a
lump while at work varnishing choirs. A
fellow workman. John ltcmeh. mu Marlin].-
ly burned In trying to save Mornon’s life.
Cut Ills throat In the hire...
NEW Ynliil l‘cl. 'll IIIwIph Ingram";
out ll II thrust lo hunt or Ilw house at an
West k‘orlywlath slrrI-l llv vs III probably
die. He had lecnlmtnf work for some
"mv m... . ...... .,,.. 4..
sure. ‘I‘rass rt limes Will marl I!“
Cmclooficr. Izmll A lipvt'lnl meeting or
tolls . President llrwuhnt as all m.
tll-Illlerlu will he putln uperollllh.
limos Mutton omen lama.
HIIIIIIIIIII.N .l.. on ‘I‘fl. N‘llm realign
team of January miles-Isl rumour...
defraud the luv-mu Instltlltll loan by a
ssorsof lslolo.
my. It is IxIecIul tlst thlswlll
“WOW.
losses flruhrlboruleetlon Is on...
PM more. (let. on. ##me
bow in ft m”
WENT RUSSIAN MAD.
ls- I’boasasd Wont-a Asked l‘sr [asks as
Admiral Avrlau'a flair.
Lion. Oct- flr’l‘he Illusion other". left
here for Marseilles or a late hour last night.
was a large crowd at the station to
southern 0!. and the lcavstakiogs were
remarkably fsrvld.
.In some Instances the Rusaomania has
reached a wonderful height. W bile the
Ruselsn officers were on their way to Ver-
nlllesa women who stood on the bridge N
over the river. and from which she snwlhe
train containing the Russians panning
with the Russian and French flags sus-
pended from It. shouted. “See the Bus—
slans and die!” and then jumped Into the
river.
She was drowned. but her body was aft-
erward recovered. and it was found on ex~
amlnlng her ,3 .tuews thnt her chemise
consisted of II Russian flag. and her petli
cost of French nod Russian tinge sewed to-
or.
Since the arrival of the Russian squadron
In French waters Admiral Avelun has re-
ceived 10.000 letters. of which 10,000 were
from women. Most of these commiuncsv
tlous requested that he should send them a
lock of his hair.
Three cnrlosds of presents willhe token
back to Russia by the visiting squadron.
Tin we offerings are of every description, in-
cluding diamonds. jewelry, curved speci—
mens of furniture. porcelaina. llrorles mar-
z‘uts is estimated at $100..“
SUFFERING IN THE STRIP.
Marv-tins mad a Hard Winter Now Con-
front the Boomers.
ARRANSM‘. ClT‘I‘ , Knu.. Ucl. 2Il.——The first
bunch of winter now bring rxperionurd in
the Cherokee strip reveals but fniutly the
coIIdiIiou'thnt will obtain with'the ueur fu-
ture. Hundreds of people IIIIII dozens of
families in the strip are em lrely de~litule.
Up to this time runny of them have been
entirely without shelter have the stars. and
they have no money to get awny or to pro
cure decent sheller for the winter. in the
opening rush thousands of persons expend-
ed almost ’lllcll’ lust dollar in the vain hope
of recouping th-lr fortunes in a turn of the
wheel. The lock has been ngnlnst many.
Hundreds Wlll be In dire distress soon.
Without money, homeless and landless.
they must do something or bill! re. and the
serious problem of mere existeuoeis \vor'ry-
ing many of them thus soon. thurniug
boomers are beating their way back to
their former homes . s best they run. Run-
mClIy is overrun with them They are
on starvation's verge. Many of them are
sick and wnbout means to procure IIIedical
attendance.
lt is estimated by those familiar with the
fuels that fully loos) persun- mind to a»
cure anything in the rush. By fur the lar»
ger Wl'llull of ”Jose iuvklvss ones had
means to go away and have guns.
HELD CAPTIVE.
Two In W ho Discover a Murderer Mada
Prisoners For a D..Iy
PHILADELPHIA. Get. on -—'l'lIe discovvry
of the body III II Mrs. Homelcein her home,
2.339 Philadelphlu street. has culled the t'll-
tire delccuvc force into lIctIou. llt-rlms
band shot her some time Tuesday blunt
and has I-smpell under peculiar cll‘rum-
stances. Nothing has known of the mur-
der until Linoleum“ Wolf was told of It
by William Kurtz of 2.516 North sixteenth
street and W, s. llnnn of Philadelphia and
York sweets.
Tin-y said that ltomelco lIIIIl killed his
wife some time during the llltzlll.
They had gone In llll‘ house and discov-
ered the murder nod III-n- about to give
the alarm when flunk-lee prevented ”will
from leaving me llullM‘. lie IlIrI-aII-ncd to
shoot them If flu-y nllqupIIIl II)lI‘.I‘v‘-‘. He
held tin-III IlIerl- IIll tiny. n llt‘ll (III-y llIIIIlly
catfilllt‘d. lloIleIc got IIwny. IIIIIl the police
uh: suturing the Lll)’ for him. The body
wall found on It bed on IlIe second floor of
the house with o. bullet llUll' in the Intel
ltogus bllver Dollars \\ hlch l'aas Readily.
“unsure. Oct. town llllrllir'rll Ill-cov-
l'l‘t'll that Weld Virginia towns IIIII'I- been
flooded with thousands of coIIIIlcrfI-ll silv
III-r dollars. The bogus IIIozwy line the
true rlnu, but in II llulu llh‘ll‘n’l‘lgllh llllll
pI-rrt'plibly lnrgcr in IiluIIIcler. The par
ple appear perfectly willing to lulu: IlIeIn.
stale Out a f the llarbor.
Ilium: JAMJlm, (ch. ‘Jll. ~’llII-insurgent
wtcnmere .llllllli‘l‘ llllll lIZ-lwrnnznulbrIIIpu-d
to .«lml pnst llu- infill out of tho lim har-
l-or. 'l‘lII- JIIpIIlIrl'nilt-Il. lwlnutlilwovcrml
by lllf'llllll of the pounrlnl IIrnrclllIglIt on
the Morro do (ilurln. but llu' lispcmnm
«Upped through
A ”shilling Treasurer l splurrd.
LITTLE flour. Oct. 2'" wlluk ’lnlt‘. the
III-funding t‘X-Il‘l'llliul't’l' of Kentucky. was
seen on lmanl a twin In charge of (III) ulll»
bios and brunzes. The coat of all these *
' overeat.
PICKLED discuss.
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W stale new binds. tall!
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Buyout? Calla
Predicalticycla Repairing ..
la la
new” wantlosall.
A srwsam.
PIC'IIIIES F “‘0.
order thalamus. Wabavso band
llrmlth‘s‘lalsstpsturn mould": s a) which
calltoar slaw. Prlcvaaa
r'ruo Is aslssoaslstant wltb first class
Wilton 8t Niclersm
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Drown and bridge work. All work
NW“
N- Fv II. ”III“.
Washington stint. Over PostOfIlss.
llOU’l'u NOBWLLK. CONN.
ally
D. JENNINGS.
Undertaker.
s K NIGHT d'l‘ltlll’l‘. NORWALK. UONN
Optmslte Horse Eallwastpot.
Hwnencali Elm sir-st Telethon call‘ In:
all tf
”0:.“ In I. D’AYI. cumall
modem Heller]
Paralals “Mosul hens“. “If 2:55}:wa
plus Elves!
amateurs-ant and quickly'E gut) lure
lnald oryouug
pocket. Price. a: up“
I'im' " a 'I'u II ’"u «find ‘
ll f“ya an rncp ru so a y
I‘LL l’nalstonhnv'lngffll Pig—n metros sr “fl
yfl"; g:tlt wo will-cud Int ma ll uponrgfislpt
0'. t I“
chm. c. srlthoa.
Smith llorwallt, Bonn.
Irtllly-
or and Ilsa
"tractors-
lnast
bags I‘ll!) or.
W. H. Meekerllllo
Sale Agent for
G. 3: .I. ll. BBLTBII'S
HOT WATER HEATE! '
Plumbing. Bream and fins-Fitting.
“fin and Sheet lron Wort. ‘*
Hot Air Heating.
Plans and esllmnler furnished for either
ml water. steam or hot air hosting.
m‘nillll'l'll this 41'
BIBY BABBIABES
4%}:
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—AT _.
IIIIIIFIBTIIIIEIIS PRICES.
From “.05 wrist!) a different styles of
running ream em all warruuled. llmdwars
on line curl-lures. nickel plated. our assort-
ment-If upholstered bodies III extensive An
npholslerr r In mustnnt lblll‘ nuance, who will
trim IIIanlI r III short unlit-e. Repairing and
wupln- lsh rlngdouent short notice. \ olocl-
In. five sites. from ’l. 75 In ti. .‘lil. Propellers.
lrls‘ Tricyt leII. Express \\ arrow. eir.
F. BOY LSTON.
ROWAY'I‘ON. I‘T..opposlIe It. fl. .‘ilslluu.m
"I
corn en I’llull‘ for lirntncky. ‘l‘nle WM cap-
tured w Inllwl from \‘IIIIIII. A. 'l‘. 'l‘hl- oft
flcrrs sold their cnplurs WM worth will»
to them.
May Lynch llnlnebolly.
WIa‘rIrLo.liun..OI2t L’llwll ll. slvsnl.
an old settler. acting on lwfllll- officer. was
killed while attempting-Io nrmt Momm
\lllght.s young tough. IIIIII Kill Morluu.
a joint keeper. MI lll‘llll‘llt mm high. and
u lynehlulr ls openly tullwl of.
Alannlm ”In It eltnrt.
linooktrs. Oct. mullenry F. Sticker.
V". the Demon-mic nupnrvlwr of the
Eighth ward. was selzwl “III II n. lwmorrlnure
while on Fourth «v: mn- IIml IllnIl lit-fore u
phyelclsn could be slilnluollml.
blast Ills 'rlonlls and Itlllrd Ilium-ll.
IIONI‘ON. Oct. BIL-Jamie Wornofsliyqtmr
relsd with two friend» in n house they had
lsmgbt and shot both of them. one fatally.
than he shot plum-ll and fell out of a win-
Iluw. dying in I few moments.
Maw”... .. ..
cm resell la the limit».
Wrrsuorn. him... Oct. M.«~Tllllllfieuv.
«of number of custom and coon"; lo
the bushes skirtlnlt n no ely walla m
which runs between sonnets-nu lhll plans
has «had a sanction.
A losses It.” Illa first» out.
“mu-om. N Y” Oct fi~"|ryon.ssslos
lslolmrch at ltunmnvlile. com.
a
lass a member of the grand jury wantrlo- MUN" WI" “MM “Mb" M gm.“ laced a loaded pistol
lastly lfllllls null sttsmptsd tbrlifs of as» Nlblun. Oct. to ‘l. a Int-III. of start to u. Idt maple mm
sarcasm". I balm final-lawn m o if. mm II to I. l... M... We N
m tapes Harbor on retooled.
bentssvutsm. J. Out ”Home. to
W““’“""”"“"" overstocked eonditlon of the mar-
to News it» Mellow mans work-as. a" “a wan. ”:2” Mentoring
Pursaoss.mm~’rta window gla- “Wm”...
hasnlsstsms of this Illstrltt hm last“
so “0.3.72...“ a Water Isa-3. Iron
harem ”M a
Wm ml.”
park water
ralasanbwsfthwsrbmm
“Ila. Mfr-IMHO. km .t350.t4.00u
35 “or. III equal to custom Inadssnd ballad
star as lull. fyos with lssconomlzolnywrfoom.
“lolly purchasing III. I. bought Sheet.
pits amped on the helium, lmk fur ll when yestsy
'- m DOUGLAI. Brushes. 1|th
J. SCHAUB. "
iv. L. DOUGLAS
83 SHOE «Whip.
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and we
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THE PROPELLEIN
cm or NflRWALK
Ellis
Will leave Plur 2!. E. K, Beekman strsat.
New Iortmtfip. to.
have Norwalk. 6 p. m.; South Norwalk. 6‘
. In.
Freight ré'celved from 7 a m. to .5 p. In.
Upon npwlloatlon to occurs the Cit of Nor-
wallI and II: will sent for special luvs of
frrlghtanyw vroln New lurk or its vicinity.
Will persons are forbid trot-ting any 01
lb rmplo esofthe buut- of this line on ac-
count of I e I» new thereof. arm If
E.B.,MornsSaleflo
Successors to E. C. llorris a C0.
CAPITAL. ”50.000.
64 solitary 8t.. Boston. Mass.
FI re and
Burglar- -Proof Safes.
Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault Doors.
DEPOSIT WORK OF All KlllllS
The Best Safes In the World.
l5ll.llllllln use. Always prs-
ssrvs thslr contents.
Inc sold In Lynn Kass“ since I at rest firs
where lid of our as as we re suhjsr ted 0 Islam
beat. preserving their (cutouts.
CHAMPION RECORD also In the Great
Gillan: Flreln mm In the Great Boston l‘lrs
ad in all the great fires slnca. 80M
forclrrulnra. Arena- wanted. s3
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GREAT BARGAINS.
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w .“r h Main "you, "we."
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lllll PIPER lllll tannins
lNorth Italn ctr-esti so. Norwa in
sample book» of folll line latm Ill Ian at
Papers. Border» and Gill Insidious talker:
"'11:: fw Ivmlwllon or. nmlrvh I rental .
use
Intimates cheerful llv liven.”-
fills. llll. II. I BIIllFllBll
Can he consulud at her nfllos.
342 Broad St. Brhluport. 0t.
from III a. In In 7 p. In any day except filmy
filth” ‘l:."::.lfl‘..'l’.‘il‘l'.nl.lllh“l“ fining
be.“ ”fibril.
of lsltywmadtn. to lhr “an”
no -
”M .N a lll'lfl'
from any olllflt'nl
muesli )r ()nllonl In Illa strictest
Item (I. and with l a assurance- of rseslvlns the
nun-l skillful and scientific treatment News
In mmlern our "lime lens llornr ea”
furnlsb «I f: your
otters promptly npl
MA Iiuvrl‘n W I:
Minimal.
DO ALI. KIND! 0"
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AND
Gas Fitting.
9...... Hot All“ Slum Hurtful
MALE”! III
«mono-mutually.
lunmltlllmm Ill :52. 35
10 “all”! OMIII.
rulers wt unusab- yrs-slim;
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on. “F ‘
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